1900s early
47 books.
The Murmur of Bees
by: Sofía Segovia
The House of Mirth
by: Edith Wharton
The Golem and the Jinni (The Golem and the Jinni, #1)
by: Helene Wecker
The Salt Garden
by: Cindy Martinusen Coloma
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The Exiles
by: Christina Baker Kline
Spellbreaker (Spellbreaker Duology, #1)
by: Charlie N. Holmberg
Last Christmas in Paris: A Novel of World War I
by: Hazel Gaynor
Last Christmas in Paris
by: Hazel Gaynor
Pat of Silver Bush (Pat of Silver Bush, #1)
by: L.M. Montgomery
The Age of Innocence
by: Edith Wharton
The Unseen
by: Katherine Webb
Between Before and After
by: Maureen Doyle McQuerry
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Home for Erring and Outcast Girls
by: Julie Kibler
I Was Anastasia
by: Ariel Lawhon
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The Lost Ones
by: Anita Frank
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My Cousin Rachel
by: Daphne du Maurier
"3.5
Rough! I think I wanted more from this book than it offered, especially after reading Rebecca. It's quieter, more ambiguous. You get from it what you bring to it, kind of, if that makes sense. It's got a lot of layers - definitely needs a reread."
- katelynn
09/30/2024
Rough! I think I wanted more from this book than it offered, especially after reading Rebecca. It's quieter, more ambiguous. You get from it what you bring to it, kind of, if that makes sense. It's got a lot of layers - definitely needs a reread."
- katelynn
09/30/2024
The Eighth Life
by: Nino Haratischwili
Gap Creek
by: Robert Morgan
Miller's Valley
by: Anna Quindlen
Life After Life (Todd Family, #1)
by: Kate Atkinson
A Tangled Web
by: L.M. Montgomery
Shibumi
by: Trevanian Trevanian
Necessary Lies (Necessary Lies, #1)
by: Diane Chamberlain
Light Changes Everything
by: Nancy E. Turner
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Beasts of a Little Land
by: Juhea Kim
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Pollyanna Grows Up
by: Eleanor H. Porter
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The Bombay Prince (Perveen Mistry #3)
by: Sujata Massey
"I think part of my issue with this book is user error - I didn't listen to the audio and I didn't take the time to get as immersed in the setting as I did with the last two. But also the writing felt stilted and awkward.
I don't think I'm giving up on Perveen yet, but we'll see."
- katelynn
07/09/2021
I don't think I'm giving up on Perveen yet, but we'll see."
- katelynn
07/09/2021
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The Dictionary of Lost Words
by: Pip Williams
Magic for Marigold
by: L.M. Montgomery
A Fall of Marigolds
by: Susan Meissner
Escaping Dreamland
by: Charlie Lovett
Pachinko
by: Min Jin Lee
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The Downstairs Girl
by: Stacey Lee
The Road to Yesterday (Anne of Green Gables)
by: L.M. Montgomery
The Devil in the White City
by: Erik Larson
The Victory Garden
by: Rhys Bowen
Romanov
by: Nadine Brandes
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Jane of Lantern Hill
by: L.M. Montgomery
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Winter Garden
by: Kristin Hannah
"I loved reading about a time / period / place I know nothing about: 1930s/40s Russia and the siege of Leningrad. It was a truly harrowing moment in history.
Unfortunately, that was only about 2/5 of the book. The rest was a modern story framework setup to allow the telling of the other story. It felt weak and unnecessary. I'd rather have focused in on the historical story, even if it was super grim, than be dragged along with modern characters I never came to care for."
- katelynn
02/04/2019
Unfortunately, that was only about 2/5 of the book. The rest was a modern story framework setup to allow the telling of the other story. It felt weak and unnecessary. I'd rather have focused in on the historical story, even if it was super grim, than be dragged along with modern characters I never came to care for."
- katelynn
02/04/2019
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A Quiet Life in the Country (Lady Hardcastle Mysteries, #1)
by: T.E. Kinsey
"What fun! This was a light-hearted mystery with a great cast of characters. The two protagonists were so charming and interesting, and their relationship is so funny. Their attitude towards social/gender norms of the day (and other people's reactions to these attitudes) were modern to the point of being anachronistic. But I didn't mind - it made them more relatable. I'll allow it!"
- katelynn
08/12/2018
- katelynn
08/12/2018
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The Pull of the Stars
by: Emma Donoghue
"4.5
I devoured this. On paper, I should've been avoiding it: medical details (I'm so squeamish) + pandemic (I like to escape, not read about the now) + pregnancy and labor difficulties (I'm currently pregnant and easily made anxious).
But it added up to just the right thing at the right time. I was so so interested in every little detail! "
- katelynn
01/27/2022
I devoured this. On paper, I should've been avoiding it: medical details (I'm so squeamish) + pandemic (I like to escape, not read about the now) + pregnancy and labor difficulties (I'm currently pregnant and easily made anxious).
But it added up to just the right thing at the right time. I was so so interested in every little detail! "
- katelynn
01/27/2022
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
by: Betty Smith
Mariette in Ecstasy
by: Ron Hansen
The Victory Garden: A Novel
by: Rhys Bowen
Fall on Your Knees
by: Ann-Marie MacDonald